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Thanks guy's,,,,now I'm even more bloody confused., but its all good. I'm just a bit worried what the better half will say if I go down the clunky road. Think I'll make a few more phone calls and see what I can come up with.

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Neil - if your car is a 90% daily driver, then I'd stick with the stocker.  The mechanical diffs can be pretty noisey and I can understand some people (ie. wives :rant: ) getting the $hits with them...

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Hey Jay hows it goin buddy. Long time no see. Nah mate ufo's our weekend fun car,,,trouble is Mel likes to take her out with her girlfriends. I can hear it now "What have you done to the car this time it's making this stupid bloody clunking noise".

I spoke to the George Tatnell (Speedway Guy) today, he say's he can re-build it and tighten it up at the same time. Joe-Anne at Powerplay is looking as well.

Neil.

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Good stuff Neil.

Yepp, that's what my missus used to say too !! LOL I didn't mind it cause I just got used to how to drive it without it clunking, but I know a lot of people wouldn't like it.

Oh, the other anoying thing is explaining to EVERYONE that get's in the car that the back wheels aren't going to fall off, and that the noise is normal :P

J

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